Luke as Narrative Theologian

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Erschienen im November 2020

XIV, 346 Seiten

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Cover
Title
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Introductory Matters
1. Luke-Acts, or Luke and Acts? A Reaffirmation of Narrative Unity
Rethinking the Unity of Luke and Acts: Canon, Reception History, and Authorship
Markers of Narrative Unity
Conclusion
2. Rethinking "History" for Theological Interpretation
Historical Criticism and Theological Interpretation: Defining Terms
Historical Inquiry against Theological Interpretation
History as Narrative in Theological Interpretation
Conclusion
Texts
3. The Social Status of Mary in Luke 1:5-2:52: A Plea for Methodological Integration
Mary in "The Social World of Luke-Acts"
The Portrayal of Mary in Luke 1:5-2:52
Concluding Remarks
4. The Problem of a Beginning: Israel's Scriptures in Luke 1-2
Luke 1:5-2:52 as the "Beginning" of Luke-Acts
The Old Testament in Luke 1:5-2:52: Some Programmatic Observations
Echoes of Scripture in Luke 1:5-2:52: Concluding Remarks
5. Jesus and a Daughter of Abraham (Luke 13:10-17): Test Case for a Lukan Perspective on Jesus's Miracles
The Unity of the Story
Healing and Jesus's Mission
Healing and Eschatology
Conclusion
6. A Cognitive Narratological Approach to the Characterization(s) of Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10)
Labelling Zacchaeus, Mapping Zacchaeus
Conclusion
7. The Demise of the Temple as "Culture Center" in Luke-Acts: An Exploration of the Rending of the Temple Veil (Luke 23:44-49)
Luke 23:44-49: A Question of Sources
The Temple and the Torn Veil in Luke
Conclusion
8. "He Ascended into Heaven": Jesus's Ascension in Lukan Perspective, and Beyond
From Cosmology to Theology
Ascension Theology: Reading Luke-Acts from the Second Century
Conclusion
9. "In Our Own Languages": Pentecost, Babel, and the Shaping of Christian Community in Acts 2:1-13
"Speaking in Other Languages"
"Other Languages" and Social Geography
"Other Languages," Babel, and Identity Formation
Conclusion
10. Neglecting Widows and Serving the Word? Acts 6:1-7 as a Test Case for the Promise of "Narrative" in Theological Exegesis
Narrative, History, Identity
Acts 6:1-7: Two Historical Reconstructions
Acts 6:1-7: Theological Dilemma and Theological Response
Conclusion
11. "They Made a Calf": Idolatry and Temple in Acts 7
Stephen Indicted
The Role of the Calf
Conclusion
12. "She and Her Household Were Baptized": Household Baptism in the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 10:1-11:18 and 16:11-40)
Household Baptism: Introductory Questions
The Baptism of Cornelius and His Household (Acts 10:1-11:18)
Household Baptisms in Philippi (Acts 16:11-40)
Conclusion
Topics
13. Conversion in Luke-Acts: God's Prevenience, Human Embodiment
Conversion and the Turn of the Ages
Conversion as Journey
Baptism, Conversion, Forgiveness
Conversion Embodied
Conclusion
14. Good News to the Poor: A Lukan Leitmotif
The Centrality of "the Poor" to Luke's Gospel
Good News to Whom?
Finding a Home in Luke's Gospel
Conclusion
15. "Was It Not Necessary for the Messiah to Suffer These Things and Enter into His Glory?": The Significance of Jesus's Death for Luke's Soteriology
Salvation and Jesus's Exaltation
Salvation and Jesus's Death
Jesus and Isaiah's Servant
Conclusion
16. "We Had to Celebrate and Rejoice!": Happiness in the Topsy-Turvy World of Luke-Acts
A Different Kind of Happiness
Joyous Advent (Luke 1-2)
Earthly Unhappiness - Heavenly Happiness (Luke 15)
Happy Dispositions (Luke 6)
Conclusion
17. From "John's Baptism" to "Baptism in the Name of the Lord Jesus": The Significance of Baptism in Luke-Acts
Discourse Theory and Some Interpretive Landmarks
The Archetypal Role of John's Baptism
Baptism: John's and Jesus's
Conclusion
18. "Salvation to the End of the Earth": God as Savior in the Acts of the Apostles
"My Witnesses"
"The Message of This Salvation"
"God Has Brought a Savior"
"What Must I Do to Be Saved?"
"You and Your Entire Household Will Be Saved"
19. "Persevering Together in Prayer": The Significance of Prayer in the Acts of the Apostles
The Early Church as a People of Prayer
Major Categories of Prayer in the Early Church
Jesus on Prayer - The Disciples at Prayer
Epilogue: The Practice of Prayer and the Church
20. "Witnesses of His Resurrection": Resurrection, Salvation, Discipleship, and Mission in the Acts of the Apostles
"To This We Are Witnesses": The "Truth" of the Resurrection
"God Exalted Him . as Leader and Savior": Resurrection and Salvation
"But God Raised Him Up": Resurrection, the Paradox of Salvation, and Christology
"Testimony to the Resurrection": Resurrection, Discipleship, and Mission
"Why Is It Thought Incredible by Any of You That God Raises the Dead?": Resurrection as Hope and Scandal
Conclusion
Scripture Index
Author Index
Subject Index

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